Candace Owens

So she was a psychiatric nurse to the youth.

And that she was actually the person that started the school with Helene Bartz.

And that has since virtually been wiped from public record.

But that's what you're missing is that these people all knew each other.

The person claims that Bill and his wife and a certain Robert Flood

who is in Dan Flood's family, this is what they claim, and I have since found this person, said that they knew each other since before the school even got started.

They were all working for this evangelical company, evangelical sales force known as the Shackley Corporation.

It's still in existence today.

I'm going to give you a bit of information.

The Shackley Corporation was the first company that ever created a multivitamin in America.

It grew to be a massive, basically a middle-level management corporation, which, like I said, commanded this evangelical sales force.

Shackley was basically described as like a religious fervor that was sweeping the nation for nutrition.

It was started by a man who preached the gospel of nutrition by our products, but also the gospel is what this is really about.

And it grew to be a massive company that engaged in a 25-year contract with NASA.

They're like, what?

Yeah, for supplements that they could take to space.

Now, it sounds to me like some good old-fashioned government money laundering, but sure, if you...

or like Skylar in Believe in the Moon Landing, sure, maybe you need some vitamins up there.

Now, working off of this tip, I was indeed, like I said, able to confirm that Helene Bartz, so again, to give you these names, Helene Bartz started the school, and I confirmed that she did indeed, prior to, worked at Shackley.

She actually ran the Shackley Center in Arlington Heights.